P giovio survey for families 2021
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The document is a survey from a school in Como, Italy called Liceo Paolo Giovio, collecting feedback from families on a project about bullying and cyberbullying conducted in April 2021. One respondent said their daughter found the project great and useful. Another praised the school's valuable work to prevent bullying. However, one respondent felt the school should focus more on academics than political correctness or environmental topics, and that more student testimonials about bullying experiences should be discussed. The survey thanks participants for their answers.
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P giovio survey for families 2021
- 1. SCHOOL SURVEY FOR FAMILIES TRIC – Bullying & Cyberbullying Liceo Paolo Giovio (Como) April 2021
- 16. Write here any comments, suggestions, recommendations... ▪ My daughter took part in this project and says it was a great and useful experience, thank you so much for your job ▪ The school has done great projects to prevent bullyng and cyberbulling that were very valuable and appreciable!!!! ▪ school should focus more on academic formation, and less on political correctness and environmental topics ▪ listen to more testimonials from guys who have been bullied and discuss their stories with the class and teachers
- 17. Thanks for your answers